1. to grow or develop rapidly; to flourish or expand
Usage: third-person singular present tense of 'bourgeon'; often used in formal or literary contexts
2. to put forth buds or shoots; to sprout
Usage: botanical or horticultural sense; third-person singular present tense of 'bourgeon'

Examples

• The tech industry bourgeons with new startups every year.
• Her talent bourgeons as she gains more experience.
• In spring, the garden bourgeons with fresh green growth.
• The city bourgeons with cultural events during the festival season.
• New opportunities bourgeon from this partnership.
• The plant bourgeons with tiny leaves after the rain.